Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-11

The Democratic Senators held caucus last
evening in the Supreme Court Chamber. 1t was
called together at 7:3O o'clock, but did not COM
plete its labors until after midnight. They
agreed upon the different committees, which are
now announced, as follows:
Agriculture-DixOn (Chairman), Hinshaw,
Langford, Sargent, Rose, Roth, Chandler, Steele
Claims-Meany (Chairman), Mcdonald, Len
ahan, McCudden, Mccarthy, Vrooman and
Dray.
Commerce and Navigation-Sullfyan CHAIR
man, Spellacy, Haynes, Finder, Lenahan,
Byrnes and Wilson.
Attaches, Contingent Expenses and Mileage
Murphy Chairman Hinshaw, McCudden,
Hall and Patterson.
Corporations (Chairman) Mofitt,
McCudden, Yell, Sargent, Rose, Meany, White,
Steele, Wilson and Erooman.
Counties County Government and Township
rganization-Caminetti tChairman), Gesford,
Moffitt, Jones, Chandler, Steele and Abbott
Education-Gesford (Chairman), Caminetti,
Engrossed Bills-Spellacy chairman, Dixon,
Sullivan, Mcdonald, Crimmfns, Crandall and
Steele.
Pinder, Sullivan, Abbott, Byynes and Melon
aid.
Federal Relations-Jones (Chairman), Clunie,
White, Crimmins and Hail.
Finance-Mothtt (Chairman), Boggs, White,
Langford, VrOoman, Dray and Patterson.
Judiciary-Clunie chairman, Haynes, Gou-
cher. White, Gesford, Jones, Yell, Vrooman,
wilson, ABBOTT ana CranQall.
Military Affairs-McCarthy (Chairman), Spell
lacy, Mcdonald, Yell, Crimmins, Wilson and
Jones.
Mines, Drainage and Mining Debris Goucher
chairman, Caminetti, Mccarthy, Clunie,
Chandler, Walrath and Conkling
Public Buildings Other than Prison Build
ings-McCudden (Chairman), Meany, Pinder,
Langfords Mccarthy; yrooman and Abbott;
ford {Chairman), Motfitt, Mcdonald, Conkling
and Bowers.
Public Morals-Haynes chairman, Roth and
Public Printing-McDonald chairman, Pin
der and Abbott.
Roads and Highways-Hinshaw (Chairman),
Roth, Dixon, Briceland, Patterson, Hall and
Byrnes.
State Library-Murphy chairman, Briceland,
Bowers.
State Prison and Prison Boards-Jones CHAIR
many, Lenahan, Murphy, Briceland, Moffitt,
Langford Yell, Wilson and Abbott.
Irrigation - White (Chairman). Roth, Yell,
Boggs, Caminetti, Walrath, Wilson, Abbott and
Bowers.
Fish and Ga ne-Sargent (Chairman), McCar-
thy, Jones, Clmmins, WalraIh.
Elections = Caminetti chairman, Clunie,
Dixon, Sargent, Pinder. Hall and Byrnes.
City, City and County, and Town Govern
ments : Mof1itt chairman. White, Goucher,
Yell, Boggs. Byrnes and Walrath.
Labor and Capital-Boggs (Chairman), Spell
acy, Rose, Dray and Chandler.
Chinese and Chinese Immigration-Lenahan
chairman. Gesford, Sargent, Roth, Crimmins,
Patterson, Conkling.
Apportfonment and REORGANIZATION
han (Chairman), Dixon. Briceland, Sullivan,
Murphy, Chandler, Dray, Steele and Bowers.
Forestry, Yosemite Valley and Big Trees
Boggs chairman, Goucher, Meany, Pinder and
ByrneS.
Immigration other than Chinese-Yell CHAIR
NAM, Rose, Haynes, Abbott and Bowers
Viniculture and Viticuture-Rose Chair
mani, Gesford, Caminetti, Hall and Bowers.
Constitutional Amendments = Yell e hair
man), Boggs, White, Vrooman, Haynes, Cami-
netti and Steele.
Harbors. Rivers and Coast Defenses-Lang-
ford (Chairman), Spellacy, Crimmins, Pinder
and Byrnes.
Banks and Banking Institutions-Gesford
Chairman, Boggs, Pinder, Vrooman and Will
son.
Hospitals-Briceland (Chairman) Meany, Nc
Carthy, Patterson and Crandall
Committee on Rules-Langiord, Jones and
Nrooman.
1t is stated that the Senate caucus has decided
to allow thirty committee clerks. at s. per
diem, thus furnishing positions for large fol-
lowing of faithfuls
and in some cases quite acrimonious. There
was a strong opposition to the placing of Nroo-
man on the Committee on Corporations.
Some of the Democratic Solons were in favor
of dispensing entirely with the Committee on
Public Morals, undoubtedly owing to the fact
that they had no suitable timber for such com
mittee. When it was decided to have such
committee, the same opposition was urged
against giving them a clerk, but it finally car
ried, and another position for the " hangers-on
thus created